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About Me
- Shannon Behrens
- Catholic, father of seven, open source enthusiast, Python, Ruby, and Dart programmer.
Here's my blog: JJinuxLand
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2 comments:
I was there sitting next to JJ, and I'd just like to second that. To me, it was the best talk at the whole Google IO conference.
I like the four traits of a healthy project:
humility
respect
politeness
trust
I don't want any part of a community that isn't carefully fostering that. I have noticed Grok for example, is a great community, as these traits are present.
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